Folks, I’m after a bit of strata advice. One of my QLD IPs which is on the top floor of a building (probably 30 years old) has had continued problems with leakage from the roof. The leakage has damaged the plaster on the ceilings, introduced mould and even filled a light fixture with water. The PM has done their best to bring this to the attention of the strata managers but the responses have either not been forthcoming or have consisted of “claim it on insurance”. Obviously this is not satisfactory as internal repairs will only be damaged again by the water which is coming from externally.
I’ve not yet made contract with the strata managers but I want to put something very curt and very direct to them now that I need to get involved. So here’s the question; what legislation or governing bodies covers QLD strata managers? What is the appropriate avenue for escalating an issue like this? I don’t want to make empty threats but I do want to make it clear I have no tolerance for this sort of behaviour and use the full force of all available legal options to get it resolved immediately.
Thanks everyone.
I’ve not yet made contract with the strata managers but I want to put something very curt and very direct to them now that I need to get involved. So here’s the question; what legislation or governing bodies covers QLD strata managers? What is the appropriate avenue for escalating an issue like this? I don’t want to make empty threats but I do want to make it clear I have no tolerance for this sort of behaviour and use the full force of all available legal options to get it resolved immediately.
Thanks everyone.